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Council approves concept plan for 10-lot Talaro Curve infill in Cheval neighborhood
Summary
A concept plan to add 10 single-family lots at the southwest corner of a larger Cheval property (Talaro Curve area) was approved after planning commission review; the plan preserves adjacent view sheds and includes a new stormwater pond and buffering, and the applicant will continue coordination with the homeowners association on access.
The City of Chaska City Council on Feb. 24 approved a concept plan for a 10‑lot subdivision at Talaro Curve in the Cheval neighborhood, following a unanimous recommendation from the Planning Commission.
Under the concept plan, developers propose 10 single-family detached lots, each roughly 7,500–9,000 square feet, served by a new cul-de-sac off Talaro Curve. The plan concentrates development on about 2.4 acres of a larger roughly 30‑acre property and preserves the remaining view sheds and open space consistent with the Cheval master plan and the city’s green-belt policies.
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